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known In Brooklyn, its
home, as the Molyneaux
Rifles, named in honor OF
the celebrated Gen. Molly
neaux. The company has
entered several competi-
tive drills and in almost
every instance has come
of with colors flying. In
the competitive drill at
Brooklyn, November 90.
1885. the company won
the first prize, a hand
some stand OF silk cOiorS,
which may now be seen
In front Of the officers,
quarters on the camp
ground. Following is the
roster OF the company:
Captain, E. verdeck-
berg; 1st lieut., E. j.
Renison, I'd lieut., Z. Nc
GIynn; LIST sergt., W.
Crawford; I'd Sergt., J.H.
Newell; Sd sergt., Isaac
Barndt; q. m. Sergt., NJ.
LEM; corporals-W.Crin-
ner; j. II. Boland, Geo.
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Base Bali Yesterday.

THE STANDING or THE CLUBS TO DATE.
Capitol Park grounds were flooded by the rain
storm yesterday afternoon, so that they were in
no condition for the ball game with Detroit. The
PIttsburgs will be here this Afternoon however.
Philadelphia defeated Chicago yesterday, 4 to 3;
Pittsburg defeated New YORK, s to 4, and Boston
won from Indianapolis, TOT.
The Athletics won in Cleveland, ID to IL; Balti-
more beat Cincinnati to 3; Sc. Louis won it's
usual victory, defeating Brooklyn, to 9. The
surprise OF the day the defeat OF Louisville by
the Nets, 5 tO4
Icnloinr ia tina eta priin0 of tho clufa tn riota.
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He Left Seven Widows.
THEY GATHER AT THE FUNERAL AND MAKE THINGS
EXCEEDINGLY LIVELY.


Jno Butte Holmes, for many years surveyor OF
New York City, died at MS home in Plainfield, n.
j., few days ago in an apoplectic lit At the
funeral service on Monday seven women, each
claiming to be Holmes legitimate wife. put in an
appearance and made claims on the property.
They were accompanied ty eleven children. WHO
claim Holmes as their father The last Mrs.
Holmes who now has possession OF the property,
was married to him five months ago by Catholic
priest. Willie the women and children were
gathered at the house, wrang!ins as TO the dis
position OF the property, vile 10. went before
justice OF the peace and swore cut warrants
against all the rest for making threats. One OF
the TOOK possession or part Of the horse and,
barricading the door, threatened To shoot any
one who entered. he was arrested and sent TO
the lookup. The women and other children were
released upon their own recognizance On promis-
ing to keep the peace. They all engaged counsel
and will make Il contest lor their claim
Holmes was quite notorious in this section OF
New Jersey and was connected with innumerabie
lawsuits. A year ago he shot d New York po!ice-
man because the latter objected when Holmes
grew too intimate with his wife. The shooting was
Claimed to have been done in seif-defense and
Holmes was convicted OF manslaughter and SEN
tenced for ten years He was pardoned through
DO ic8l influence.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except SUNDAY,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 18th St. BY
Tie Evening Star Newspaper Company.
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TpE FvFSISG STAR il served to subscribers In the
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cents ea"h By m3lI- postage prepaid-oO cents q
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THE LOUISVILLE fAfraRY.

Battery A, OF the Louis.
Vile Legion, the 1st regi.
ment Kentucky State
Guard, is one of the best
known artillery organiza-
lions OF the country, and
one OF the most f0rmida.
bic on the battle-ground.
The captain OF the battery
Is G. L. Huhlein, but the
drill squad is commanded
by Senior 1st Lieut.. ]. b.
Mansir. The battery is
uniformed in dark-b1he
frock coat, lght-blue
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OUTRAGE IN DRUID HILL PARK, BALTInoaR.-A
colored man attacked Mrs Mary Jane Ridley, In a
secluded spot ID Druid Hill Park, brutally beat
and robbed and attempted TO outrage hef. A
colored man named VIM. Henry Yves arrested and
sent to 3aA
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the standing Of the clubs to date:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At the annual session OF the High Tent OF
Rechabites of North America, at Odd Fellows
Hall, navy-yard, yesterday, High CHIEF Ruler
Julian j. Murray Of this city presiding, and Frank
D.. Russell, OF ithaca, n. r., secretary, reports
were made by the officers showing the order to be
in good condition generally. resolution was
adopted cOngratulatfng the Womehs Christian
Temperance Union Of tie District for their success
ful Efforts In behalf OF the strict enforcement OF
the law regulating the sale Of liquor and the sun
day law In the District A telegram of greeting
was sent to the Right worthy Grand Lodge OF Good
TeinpIars now In session at Saratoga A large
number of petitions, memorials and resolutions
were presented and appropriately referred, aud at
O'Clock the high tent adjourned until to-day.
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PARNEIL WILL TAKE DECISIVE ACTIoN.-RprAnd
ing the impending action contemplated by Mr.
letter, OF which THE STAIRS London special cable
spoke yesteray, IL is said the responsible editor
She Times will be arrested On a charge OF crtmi-
known that while In Ireland Mr.. Parnell applied
himself to putting his papers in order and collect
Ing evidence whereby he Is confident OF being able
Forgery. on tts author. The developments are
awaited With Interest
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dynamite bomb WAS exploded under the 20
lice court at Hepburn, Durham County, England,
Monday night, partially destroying the building.
The outrage iS attributed to strikers
Dr. Thomas F. Rochester, leading physiciAn OF
Buffalo, died yesterday Of Bn9htS ofoeaDa
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THOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
AS THE HITZ PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY lxsse
FOURTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of Ssst%
the premises, shall sell all of Lots IL and II, d
and part of Lot b. in square S44.
These lots have been subdivided into six building
lots fronting follows Five Of them have front Of
p feet on the public square at intersection OF Penn
syyaia avenue and 9Th street southeast by depth of
80 feet and the sixth lot has 20 feet inches
ON 9th street by depth of l05 feet inch, and known
sirabe vacant property Capitol Hill, and should
command the attention of investors parties desr
ing handsome building sites
Terms: One:third cash: the residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold All conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost. A deposit of 500 will he re-
Quired on each lot at the time of sale
My12-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
caT- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence of the rain, until TIL RSDAY. THE SECOND
DAY OF JUNE, 1887, same hour and place
dS-Ia s,,{;o
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ENuOAao DON LINJ, AHCtfONter.
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE, AT THE
SOuTHEAST C0KNER OF SIXTH AND G

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH. 1887, shall offer for sale at public
ton. in front of the premises, at SIX O'CLOCK SdI
the following property All of original lot twenty-one
GID and twenty-three t23 In square S7S fronting IS
feet on 9th street and 81 feet street improved
substantially built three-story Brick House with
large cellar, gas and water. The house is rented to
good tenant. One lot fronting "a feet on street by
depth of rs feet will be sold separately This prop
erty is one Of the most desirable locations in the south
Terms: one-third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest secured by deed
trust on the property sold. Conveyancng and record
ing at purchasers cost. deposit of 5000 the I'M
at time of sale.
my20-4t THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON
sequence of the storm, until THURSDAY, JUNE
SECOND, 1887, same hour and place.
my2o-d&ds THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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A Girl with Lots OF Pluck.
SHE WALKS ELEVEN MILES BhREFoorEp 10 MARRY
THE MAN OF HER cHoICE.

TIE WIN HkK IfDINk.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 25.-James vande-
griff and Miss Nellie Nixon were raised In the
northern portion Of this county, and their child
hood friendship rfPenad into love when they grew
Older. several months ago. when they cxnrY'S-ed
4 desire ca wed. Miss \iN0n'S parents refused L.
give their consent. The couple then decided Go
eiOpe, but the wachfnl eye uf the girls father and
brother always prevented. sunday night Miss
Nixon slipped out of her room and jeihed her
lOyer and they lied 10 the residence of a minister
While he Was I'm the midst OF the ceremony the
brother of the girl. who had discovered her Hight
came In and stopped the marriage. The couplt
rushed out an the darkness aud eiuded the angry
brother. Miss nixon had lost her shoes in some
way, but she walked with her lover distance OF
eleven miles barefooted, and reached Chat anooga
al 3 an. minister MS found and married the
couple few minutes before the pursuing brother
came up.
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FOR WHOLESALE LOCNOuTrS.
Address OF the National Builders AssO.
citation In Reference To the Chicago
TDoubles.

The members OF the executive toard OF the Ma
tfonaI Association Of Builders left Chicago for
their homes last evening after issuing long ad-
dress. An entirely new method OF dealing with
workmen Is outlined, and a course OF wholesale
lockouts Is advocated. At the outset Of the ad-
dress complete cessation OF work In all the building
trades OF Chicago as an answer tothe bricklayers
demand for Saturday payday is fully Endorsed
by the board. The question of u saturday payday
is stated to have been inconsequentlal in itself
and easily settled, had is not been preceded by a
long series OF usurpations by the trades-unions.
After commencing to the contractors In other
cities the course pursued by the Chicago builders
the board proceeds 20 enumerate the 'eacruach-
mentS" that must loo reconquered by the employer
at all hazards The first Is the concession by which
the unions are able TO prevent workman not a
member OF the union from obtaining work. This.
the board declares is the real meaning OF the rule
that union men shall not work with Hon-uHioa
men, and, says the board, IL amounts 70 a con-
spiracy against the rights OF The individual The
other commandments" are the arbitrary powers
exercised by the walking delegates the restriction
OF the number OF apprentices, and the requirement
that f0remen shall be members OF the Workmeh's
Union. Better says the address "that not an
other brick be laid another nail driven IN Chi
cago for year than this opportunity be lost 10
regain these rights for the employers" AL
branches OF the National Builders Asso ,iaton are
then advised TO assume the same attitude their
Chicago brethren in the event of issue
being forced upon them. The address closes by
suggesting that every builders exchange through
out the country adopt the following: "To en-
courage all workmen who wish 10 haze an uppor-
tunity TO freely work untrammeied by the i'm
proper requirements Of Involuntary associations
and be projected in their worn. IL viii be wise 10
create and establish at once bureau OF record I'm
connection with this association, where any and
all worknen may put themselves Oh record rs as
senting to the principles OF individual liberty an
nounced in Chicago, and by and through which
the w0rkmen SO asserting will be Kept at work
and protected I'm it, in preference TO those who deny
these principles. Let steps be taken after GER
tain time given to develop the honest purpose,
good character, skill and ability OF the wOrkinen,
TO make him q member OF this association, thus
nsttuting for the first time a union wherein en-
ployer and employe shall be Joined, and their in
terests considered as common, as they personally
should be. We believe this would be step i'm the
right direction, and the dawn of the day when the
two branches OF workmen Will not be arrayed
against each other, but Will consider and act in
concert for their mutual interest"
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F. Mauk, J.W. Panlger, T. B. Shanks WI. Shanks
c. smith, w. II. ShultZ, j. j. Shaester, c. NJ.
White, J. j. wigginton, H. Hunter.
TIE MgLYNEAUx RIFLES
Company Of the 32d New York regiment was
organized October s, 1865 The company is better
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THR ExPEKuR WANTS PEAcE-A dispatch iron
Pans TO the London Chronicle states that NJ
Herbette, French ambassador 20 Germany on his
from Emperor william 10 PRESIDENT Grevy, IA
which the emperor expressed the hope that the
lives OF neither might be saddened by the horruG0
AZ another war.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

sAEh e HfE9THR ASR nhIM
81 ShhET ShA hh s Nlah s1
o. fhAA
fhtEfSSS a5tH NEAR
me s b gsss Ct Sf assfss Of the
equity cause No 1927, entitled Mary Naylor Nil
asr or ssksi public aus
i've e 1ss the TrWENKr4EIfTH
O'CLOCK The vest half Of lst NUMBERED sixteen
ssy with the pro hereOn consisting g Of
III sSSAHTIEf1sT EVE O'CLOCK gM THE
"a sou 81 sas qo sp o
feet sre Ssn the % thereon
iMME p THEREAFTER TER we will sell the
On III, near street and running back . feet
s. 1921 TIVE TIVE pGSck 6 PAY
part Of lots and =. square 979. fronting street.
AT HAIF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, ON THE SAME
DAY part lot q square 1O63. being the 156 feet
inches OF ssa lot zen on street. hear 18th
iMMEpIkTEIT, dT1aiEkEAFFTER we will sell all of
18th street east between Pennsy yania and St.
Of o the the ho
payable in Cash. the balance in equal nstaments at
by deed Of trust the property sold, all cash
the option OF the purchaser. COnveyancDg at pllr-
chasers cost deposit of 800 required each Lot
at time Of sale. The Trustees the right re-
sell at the risk of purchaser if of sale not
complied with in ten days from day of sale after FIVE
days public advertisement in some Newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d. @.
The several pieces of property will be sold according
10 the above dimensions according to such dime-
sons may TO the Trustees most advantageous
to the interest of parties interested
RICHARD SMITH. Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
406 5th st.
Ann}in lk,I,
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MYSTERIOUS DrsArPEARANCE OF A YorsG LADY,.
MRusle Mason. aged nineteen, the only daughter OF
Major j. Il. Mason OF Watery1lle, N. Y, was seen
riding on horseback at O'Clock Monday night
ceEversang with a stranger on loot Mss Mason
not returning, the town was aroused And q search
was made. AZ 2 O'Clock Tuesday morning the
herse Was found hitched In q lonely grove No
trace OF the young lady has been discovered, ami
foul play Is feared. The stranger turns out TO
have been George Blair, aged twenty-three. The
police are looking for HIN. He has wife and
child. lately arrived In waterviIle from Nova
Scotia.
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,HANCEIY SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
ONI STREET NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP.
IiOL STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON
MARYLAND AVENltF RETWEFN ENITR- Mn,

CHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
81 FT EEr SD SSRfH ca
HfiAN Sp AxEH4F hEFEfFk E2sAD
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the A
$40 viii sell at pubic auction. in front Of eaei4a
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
Fiy ,ns S k DAH OF
morrill, between iss and North Capitol streets
th SANE PAY sa at SIX
seven q, Reservation b. situated on Msryan ave
nue. between and 9Th streets southwest. improved
Terms Of sale One third cash, and the balance to be
day 2sso o Ss
by the prolnissory notes OF the purchaser purcia
Of sale ranisaion thereof By the Court lien
IN shall h Ra Of 500 on each
not compiled With within ten days after sale The Prop
at sna Trsss pur
apesdsas rn S'f L 4 %A hGSsnn svs sne
the AR9YE DxY E MA @ Esu
and iii sE consent of pares HrrnIr Trustee
IT. ~, THE AEoyE SALE SALE IS EgRTHEg RosT,
ST E. ESP Il sa the
myls-d&ds SIS HENKLE. Trustee
s9 s hb s Is bIH aF RSsE
parties. ~ ~
my25-d&ds S. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
FENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
s1 a e c5NNFh II agB Ea
RopsE sstssEaTa haGHIHGnsr 10 WITH TWO
by virtue OF trust dated April D. 1s7n and re- -
Inc ~, as:9 IF v r't b ~
the premises oil OF lot numberea six t8} in square
inches on q street. snd having depth Of lUi feet
INCHES on I'd street west.
SLAUGHTER house and stable. with cattle pen other
Terms Of sale One-hird cash aud the residue in two
d ns ~ az sd twelve mSths With inter
il struck on Deed and deed Of trust to be sis.n Al
ne a. S15, OF ( tn who
wishes to engage the business of butcher, In the
n,nsat. 5hzl'1 Y s sshzssapr1,; Trustees.
1Hb Ass SNt sA HISS ss hour ri
place. by order of Trustees. my25-dts
'1,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer
1Eg TSll:Sy SALE sALE Of LOT FRONTING on
sf mkdEAEhTasif NosFhiw REkE%EES L AND N
BY N e ss seh Josy
II 81 ta M II ss4 S sH
TN f5 5Su'h es y
inches on street by depth of "a feet ~
Terms # sale Qnehaf cash, and the balance In one
S 81 sn a eas ct option OF Rarehsssr with interest
and deed e sras. Is sissn All son,syaaans q
kEE SsSls aa q. "a i .s a.s
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- Trustees, 33U 4 = st NV.

UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY ON FOUR AND-A-
~ HALE STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY sz4sR
SEVENTH at aQUARTER-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, E$H
we will sell in front OF the premises -,
Lot II. Square 544,
fronting As feet on street and having depth of 90
feet, 10 :3U-foUt alley.
Terms One third cash. balance in and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest and to be secured by
deed Of trust on premises: interest payable semi
post of 800 at time of sale convey at pu
chaser's cost. DUNCANSON BROS
my21-d&ds Auctioneers
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The Retchstag has approved the international
treaties for the protection OF WORKS Of literature
and art and submarine cables
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The Kentucky Plan tn Politics.

From the CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The President-Dan, Is 1t a fact that Gen Buck.
ner, OF Kentucky, promised his wife she should be
the mistress OF the governors mansion in that
state for the next terms
Dan-The story appears to be well authensi.
Gated.
The PreSideRt-ARd that the democracy OF Ken.
lucky nominated him Tor the govefneYShip IA
order that he shouldn't break ans word 90 his
young Wife?
Dan-That is the Impression tina. everywhere
prevails
Exit the President IN the direction of Mrs.
Covenants room, with look o. frsa resolve on
his face
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS & CO., Anctioneers.
w 631 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY, MAY TwENTY-SIYfH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALESROOMs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL Eff
FECTs FOR HOUSEKEEPING IN GREAT
VARIETY, FROM FAMILY REMov.
ING FROM CITY
Also,
MILLER's IRON SAFE, COMBINATION LOCK;
JENNY LIND TABLE, BALLS, SC;
1t REFRIaERATORS. &C


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN
RAW SILK, CHERRY SIDE TABLES, MARBLE
TOP AND OTHER CENTER TABLES LACE
CURTAINS, WALNUT HALL RACK AND
CHAIRS WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. WAL
NUT BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS
AMP an i WAkDRoBES, Easy CHAIRS. OAK SIDE,
DINING ROOM CHAIRS, PATENT BED LOUNGE
Pi hE SUITES, MlkR3ks, HAIR qt9 y
SPRINGS lS BEDDING. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
BOISTERS BEDS, WALNUT FRAME LOUNGES
RUGS. TABLE BIZ LINEN, CUTLERY, CHINA AMI
GLASSWARE, SII4VERWARE. BODY BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, BRUSSEIS Hall, AND
STAIR CARPETS. KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
On TUESDAY. MAY THIRTY-FIRST commencing
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ shall sell at residence No
l34l q street northwest, general assortment Of
household effects, partially enumerated above. 1t will
to give this sale their special attention.
Terms cash.
my25-5t WALTER b WILLIAMS h co Ancts
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THs WHHxtxEx.-Tl,e Washington Cycle Club
kept open house all day yesterday and entertained
Tho visiting wheelmen. At 2 o'clock o run was
made to Soldiers Home and return. Tomorrow
there VIII be parade, Q Pap0r cllQ6e on wAeels,
and at O'Clock the visitors will be entertained at
Supper.
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FINHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionecr.

5tE IF
On SDH The cl f 6s Pay OF uS at
the Of City y or ga o1er
innl. viii sell in front o{ the premises the west
aud New Hamsh hire avenue northwest Of original lot
y IS ' HME sSaE DAY at FIFTEEN MINUTES
Lot In fronting f 1 feet neSes en 1e 3.
ine f sssas adS
81 TIE SAM DAY. at SIX O'CLOCK PM, will
dsgaS + Sssp asy
Northwest eoStanins roo ms NTH
81 FoGh re s5esfo gay Of viii U ss 1t
front Of ths psmsss Sgma lot in
feet on goth street west.
nj viii sell in IRON: OF the premises original lot
in square $50, fronting 60 feet. ~ inches on 18th
i5se' and north
sd @ easn Of sad Rsfses - feet
a inches Canal and
on FRIDAY: THE TlIIRD DAY Of JUNE, at FIVE
original lot 49, In square $50 fronting SO feet on Ist
brick dwelling house Of rooms numbered iis3 ist
lag. l43. IA. As and 146 u Gilberts subdivision
BY depth Of 81 feet inches, and improved by brick
dwellings, with modern improvements, containing
rooms each and numbered respectively Fl. 3 20 81
UN. SATURDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE,
AT HALf-PAST FIVE O,CLQGR r; ". 1 will sell in
division OF lot l. in square 1Sl, fronting each II feet
and running through by varying depth North Caro-
lila ave, and improved by brick dwellings, containing
roon.s win nodsrn inprorenesnts and numbered
Terms: One-fourth cash balance i'll three equal in
stalments in two and three years for which
OF purchaser bearing interest at six per payable
semi annually from day 0t sale. and secured IN deed
trust on property sold. will be taken all cash. at
option of purchaser Deposit of 100 each Lot will
be required At time Of sale and All conveyancing aud
complied with in fifteen days from sale, property
VITA be resod at risk and cost OF efaulting purchaser
mSlS-dGdS 1HUS. Z. WAGiAMAN, Auct.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

II
FLOWERS. FLOWERS FLOWERS
Will sell Mt public auction on SATURDAY, MAY
TWENTY-E1GHTH, commencing at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, at W. NJ. Coleman's Salesroonl, 1919
New York avenue northwest the largest and most
select stock OF ever blooming Roses true to name),
that was ever offered in this city, together with a
variety OF other plants, consisting of Geraniums,
Coleus, &c, &c. together with large assortment Of
my25-3t
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BIG TUNNEL PROJECT. The Philadelphia
Record SAYS that scheme is on foot TO bu,id a
tunnel from Jersey CITY to New York, TO be used
by all the roads having q terminus In Jersey CITY,
4 he cost would he stupendous, and IL may be nee.
essary 70 enlist foreign capital in the enterprise.
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